To love is one of the most significant experiences of a human being. In the case of relationships between a couple, the complete giving of oneself, irrevocable and unconditionally, to the other, is seen as a marvelous and desirable ideal. But, who says that love justifies everything? Where did we come up with the absurd notion that to love implies renouncing oneself, annulling or sacrificing ourselves to the point of ignoring our interests and our fundamental needs? The renowned therapist Walter Riso teaches that the criticism of these harmful loves is that they support dependent relationships and attempts against the individual, personal dignity and self-esteem. The idea that someone would want to stay in a relationship that can be a source of violence, frustrations and humiliation, constitutes a distortion of the true meaning of love.
Los Limites Del Amor/ the Limits of Love (Spanish Edition)
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Author(s)Walter Riso
PublisherNorma S A Editorial
ISBN / ASIN9580495696
ISBN-139789580495697
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank3,575,990
CategorySelf-Help
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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